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The research laboratory "Group of Physics of Materials (GPM)" is a Joint Research Unit (UMR 6634) associated to University of Rouen Normandie, INSA of Rouen Normandie (both members of the federation of Normandy University) and affiliated to the French National Research Center (CNRS) as a member of the Institute of Physics (INP) and also of the Institute of Engineering and Systems Sciences (INSIS).

The laboratory has developed a strong expertise in scientific instrumentation and in material characterization down to the atomic scale, with a special emphasis on the connection between nanoscaled structures and properties.

The laboratory is organized in five Scientific Departments with an expertise internationally recognized in the following areas:

 

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Boron Couches minces Nanostructure Corrosion resistance Conf Cristallisation Doping Steels Precipitation Implantation ionique Exchange bias Microstructure Spinodal decomposition Fatigue Transmission electron microscopy Austenite High temperature Atom probe A Thermoplastic resin Aluminium alloys Nanocomposite Field evaporation Martensite Kinetics Ion irradiation Mechanical properties Intermetallics Dislocations Poster Photoluminescence Severe plastic deformation High pressure torsion Cyclic loading Semiconductors Modeling Aging Ageing Grains ultrafins Copper Thermodynamics TEM D Mechanical testing Phase transformation Interface Steel Barrier properties Atom probe tomography APT Hardness Calorimétrie à balayage rapide Atom-probe tomography Fe-Cr Size effects Structural relaxation Mechanical testing Spark plasma sintering Thin films Grain boundary Reliability Aluminum alloys Phase separation Thermoplastic Sonde atomique Phase transition Grain boundaries Clustering Atom Probe Tomography Iron Three-dimensional atom probe Heterostructures Défauts ponctuels Atom probe tomography Phase transformations Laser atom probe tomography Multilayers Aluminium Segregation Carbides GaN Carbon Nanostructures Décomposition spinodale Simulation Ferrite Field emission Composition Sonde atomique tomographique Diffusion Précipitation Irradiation FeCr Modélisation Fast scanning calorimetry Ion implantation APT Fiabilité Simulation Monte Carlo Finite elements Glass transition Monte Carlo simulation Crystallization

 

 

 

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M. Etienne TALBOT

Phone: 02.32.95.51.32

etienne.talbot@univ.rouen.fr